No doubt the possibility of mucking up a public offering has crossed people's minds.
Most people aren't interested in mucking with the process, they want the results.
And many great companies were founded by mucking about, in a garage (Apple), a dorm room (Facebook), or a kitchen and a room above a bar (Xerox).
All it takes is some rudimentary experience running statistical tests on a data set, mucking around trying to prove a couple of hypotheses, and generating a few visualizations.
Politicians are likely to decide that Channel 4 is worth saving in its current form, one way or another: they know people don't thank them for mucking up their telly.
He worked over 1, 500 hours per year mucking stalls, feeding and grooming the horses, maintaining the property and grounds, administering medicine, arranging artificial inseminations, delivering foals, and making all breeding decisions.
FORBES: Written Business Plan Is Crucial In Horse Tax Court Case
It's true that there aren't any of those pesky government bureaucrats mucking around in your health care--instead it's bureaucrats at Aetna or Prudential whom you must convince that those heart palpitations call for a look-see by a cardiologist.
Dr Johnson, who presented these findings this week at the European Respiratory Congress in Vienna, concludes that antibiotic use at the beginning of life is mucking up infants' immune systems, malfunctions of which manifest themselves in the form of asthma and allergies.
That sounds similar to the schedule that Robert Flach, The Wandering Tax Pro, claims to maintain. (My blogging buddy, Joe Kristan, calls the Flach version of tax season, a two month death march.) Instead of running a blog where he grumbles about the GD extension and the idiots in Congress making a mucking fess out of the tax law, Mr. Dodds spent all that extra time raising Morgan horses.
FORBES: Written Business Plan Is Crucial In Horse Tax Court Case
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